四分律行事鈔資持記 2.736
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In concluding and demonstrating: First, the intent of the teaching is shown. From "Wild" below, the text is raised as an analogy. The *Prātimokṣa* says: "Mixed with wild silkworm floss"; thus both are raised as an analogy. In the world there are wild silkworms that eat mulberry leaves, make cocoons on trees, and break the cocoons to become flying moths; taking this as floss does not harm sentient life. "Mixed hu" is seen in the text above.
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